Bajaj Pulsar 220F Gets Updated Instrument Cluster
Here’s what’s new on the popular bike’s 2021 iteration
Here’s what’s new on the popular bike’s 2021 iteration
The Bajaj Pulsar 220F has been around for a while now but it has only received slight cosmetic changes in all these years. For 2021, the bike gets another minor update, in the form of a revised instrument console.
Though the bike retains the analogue tachometer and the digital speedometer, it now shows fuel economy as well as distance-to-empty. The layout too has been slightly tweaked to accommodate the new information, with the fuel indicator moved to the bottom of the screen and the odometer right above it. Overall, the layout is crisp and the console looks thoroughly modern. Surprisingly, Bajaj has chosen not to add a gear position indicator to the bike. Lastly, the speedometer cable is now connected to the rear wheel.
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No mechanical changes have been made to the bike. It continues to be powered by the same fuel-injected 220cc single-cylinder engine producing 20.4PS at 8,500rpm and 18.55Nm at 7,000rpm.
Currently priced at Rs 1.25 lakh, the Pulsar 220F recently received a price hike along with the rest of the Pulsar lineup. Despite sporting the same design for the last 14 years, the 220F continues to rake in good sales for the brand. However, given how TVS has upped the ante with the latest Apache RTR 200 4V, Bajaj should consider giving the bike an overhaul too.
Bajaj Pulsar 220 F (2023-2026) User Reviews
Overall a good and comfortable sports bike and its power is awesome. Gives a good mileage of around 25-40 kmpl as in 200 segment of bike it's a good mileage. It is very comfortable for long distance rides and easy to control also comfortable for the pillion rider. Good suspension. Overall I would rate 9/10 bike. Read More
The heart of the 220F is its 220cc oil-cooled DTS-i engine, which delivers a solid 20.4 PS of power and 18.55 Nm of torque. This provides excellent mid-range grunt, making it perfect for quick city overtakes and stable highway cruising at speed 100 Living with the Pulsar 220F is an experience defined by a perfect blend of nostalgia and consistent performance. From the moment you thumb the starter, the 220cc DTS i engine settles into that familiar, Pulsar 220 is the best bike for travelling in India and have best Powerful bike this bike is with me from 2-3 yr and it is also best for family use and for travelling with friends in long tours and enjoyment Read More
Best bike under 1.5 lakhs with highest power in this budget good for long tour and comfortable for both elders and youngster, enough power for city and highways both, no as such engine problems till 20k kms, low maintenance and high reliability, overall power packed with great mileage of 40-45. Prefer to but it if you want a bike for home and college and also want to use it for long tours. Read More
Most legendary bike good looking and stylish dream bike to the people.The 220F is a smooth and comfortable riding experience making it suitable for both city and long distance rides easy maintenance as well. Its balanced performance ensures good power delivery with stable handling and control the riding posture is comfortable, reducing fatigue during extended journeys. Overall the 220f provides a reliable enjoyable and confidence ride The 220F is an excellent choice for riders who want a perfect balance of comfort and performance, it delivers smooth power, dependable braking, and stable handling on all types of roads. With its refined engine and comfortable ergonomics its ideal for daily commuting as well as weekend ride. The 220F stands out as a reliable, value for money motorcycle that builds confidence and enhances the overall riding experience.Read More
At the heart of the 220F is its 220cc oil-cooled engine, delivering approximately 20.4 PS and 18.55 Nm of torque. Owners consistently praise its mid-range grunt, which makes highway cruising effortless. While it lacks the high-tech refinement of newer liquid-cooled rivals, its linear power delivery is predictable and satisfying for both beginners and experienced tourers.Read More